Branson High School Celebrates Second Student This School Year to Earn Perfect ACT Superscore
Branson High School graduate Isaac Lamoreaux, a member of the Class of 2026, has achieved a perfect ACT superscore of 36. Lamoreaux is the second Branson High School student this school year to earn the distinction, joining fellow graduate Austin Matthews, who reached the milestone earlier in November.
A superscore is achieved by averaging the highest scores from each ACT test section across multiple test attempts.
Isaac’s achievement came after a recent score update from ACT associated with statewide online spring testing. After revised scores were released, Isaac’s ACT superscore increased from a 35 to a perfect 36.
Dixie Bailey, Branson High School senior counselor, said the accomplishment is especially meaningful given the rarity of the achievement.
“We are incredibly proud of Isaac and all of the hard work he has put in to achieve this goal,” said Bailey. “Earning a perfect ACT superscore is an exceptional accomplishment, and to have two Branson High School students achieve this milestone in one school year is truly remarkable.”
Isaac plans to attend the University of Missouri, where his perfect ACT score qualifies him for a scholarship covering full tuition and fees.